Tvheadend

David Lawley wrote:

Guess the logic needed for building has gone amiss, no new builds for a month with the last one still hung

Currently not a big deal for me, might be dealing with some timeshift issues that might have been addressed.

Just an FYI before too much has changed.

Yep, it's broken. I can't be certain why, but the last time I think it was due to out of date packages in the build env. Unfortunately I don't have access to attempt a fix.

I've been working on moving the build system over to doozer.io, but because doozer.io is still a WIP it's not quite ready yet.

Thanks and good luck...

poked around over there and tried a few xenial_amd64 builds.

None wanted to start, had to fall back to 2405, last one I got from the old server.

Was not able to dig into why, family will be up very soon, fallen to time constraints even at home ?!?!

Anyway, just fyi. Understand WIP, no pressure here.

But will later see if I can get into why these build did not like my environment

David Lawley wrote:

poked around over there and tried a few xenial_amd64 builds.

None wanted to start, had to fall back to 2405, last one I got from the old server.

Was not able to dig into why, family will be up very soon, fallen to time constraints even at home ?!?!

Anyway, just fyi. Understand WIP, no pressure here.

But will later see if I can get into why these build did not like my environment

try..

systemctl stop tvheadend
systemctl disable tvheadend
systemctl enable tvheadend
systemctl start tvheadend

First , thanks for the really quick feedback

I did try

sudo service tvheadend start , stop . restart etc

But I will give these a try and report back

ha, this is what I can't find

Feb 19 06:14:47 tvheadend tvheadend[29738]: /usr/bin/tvheadend: error while loading shared libraries: libdvben50221.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

did a

sudo apt-get install dvb-apps

reboot, and tvheadend now running

thanks